A coffee company sets up computer kiosks for customers. The company wants a hip trendy setting so they decide to use Mac computers. However, the person setting it up has no idea how to use Macs. What can they use to help them during setup?  

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A server administrator manages client images throughout their environment. The administrator stands up a Windows Deployment Server and the whole process. However, the security team asks for a test box specifically that cannot be joined to the domain to test malware on it. Which of the following should the administrator use?  

A network manager for a growing coffee company sets up wireless access points at cafe locations for users. The manager wants to set up access to allow anyone in the vicinity to join without a password but also make it as secure as possible. Which standard introduced this ability?  

A nurse is working with a young adult on ways to manage stress to reduce the client’s risk for additional mental health problems. The nurse is describing protective factors. Which information would the nurse most likely include?

A nurse is planning care for a 35-year-old client with major depressive disorder who reports significant fatigue, anhedonia, and difficulty completing activities of daily living. The client’s PHQ-9 score is 18, indicating moderately severe depression. Which nursing intervention would be most effective in promoting the client’s functional recovery?

A security conscientious administrator wants to make computer authentication more secure. Which of the following would be the optimal method?  

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The parents of a 21-year-old male client diagnosed with bipolar I disorder in the manic phase approach the nurse after visiting their son on the inpatient psychiatric unit. The parents state, “We’re exhausted and frustrated. Before admission, our son would be up all night talking about starting a million-dollar business despite having no experience, accused us of trying to ruin their plans, and became verbally aggressive when we expressed concerns. Even during today’s visit, they were still irritable and making grandiose claims. How can we possibly help when they’re like this?” Based on evidence-based family interventions for bipolar disorder, which response by the nurse would be most therapeutic?

A psychiatric nurse is reviewing the medical histories of four clients who have been newly prescribed first-generation antipsychotic medications. The nurse is conducting a risk assessment to identify clients who may require more vigilant monitoring for medication adverse effects. Based on evidence-based risk factors, which client should the nurse identify as having the highest risk for developing extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS)?